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  • Hundreds Deported After LA Sweep
    LOS ANGELES -- Hundreds of illegal immigrants arrested over the past week in one of the biggest U.S. stings have been deported, but some are being held for possible criminal prosecution. Federal authorities announced Tuesday the results of a weeklong series of raids in the Los Angeles metropolitan area that targeted illegal immigrants who had previously been deported for crimes or defied final deportation orders.

  • GOP renews 'amnesty' defiance
    House Republicans opposed to amnesty vowed yesterday to fight President Bush's proposal to legalize millions of illegal aliens as outlined in his State of the Union address on Tuesday.  "The president worked hard to get a Congress that agrees with him on this and now he's got it," said Rep. Tom Tancredo, Colorado Republican, in reference to the Democratic takeover of both chambers of Congress in the November elections. "But we're still going to fight him on it."  Mr. Bush on Tuesday reissued his call to welcome illegal alien invaders with a "guest-worker" plan, and he called for a path to citizenship for millions of those here illegally.

  • Mexico Border Barrier Work Starts

  • Feds: Brazilian Church Couple Smuggled Cash
    MIAMI -- Two evangelical church leaders accused in Brazil of using their followers' donations to buy mansions, a horse farm and apartments will face a grand jury on money-smuggling allegations in the U.S., federal prosecutors said.
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  • Bus Plunges Into Mexico Ravine; 29 Dead

    Laurence E. Lovejoy is accused of forever silencing his stepdaughter so she would not testify he raped her
Laurence E. LovejoyNearly three years after her murder, the 16-year-old girl's words still were heard in a DuPage County courtroom. A jury read Erin Justice's written police statement Wednesday in which she alleges Lovejoy attacked her March 3, 2004, in their former Naperville apartment. "I say, in tears, 'No, Laurence. Don't do this to me,' " the teen wrote. "I was screaming. He places his hands over my mouth and I said, 'OK. I promise I won't scream anymore.' I just looked up at the ceiling and cried." Prosecutors said Lovejoy killed Erin 24 days later, March 27, to avoid prosecution. She was poisoned and stabbed - both wrists sliced to suggest suicide - and drowned a bathtub in the family's new townhouse at 362 Park Ridge Lane in Aurora. - (Newsroom) - (crime)

    LaShawn Devon Byrd arrested for Maxcy Gregg Park Rape
LaShawn Devon ByrdColumbia police have announced an arrest in the recent rape of a woman at Maxcy Gregg Park, and say the suspect may be connected to a crime which happened just a short time later. Officers have arrested 24-year-old LaShawn Devon Byrd, and charged him with first degree criminal sexual conduct, armed robbery, kidnapping, and possession of a pistol by a convicted felon. Byrd was arrested after authorities matched DNA match evidence to records they already had on Byrd. Byrd has a criminal record. Columbia police also say Byrd is a suspect in the kidnapping of two USC students which happened about 30 minutes after the sexual assault. - (Newsroom) - (crime)

    September trial set in '82 slaying Convicted rapist pleads not guilty
An ailing state prison inmate pleaded not guilty yesterday to the 1982 rape and murder of White 19-year-old Rebecca Lynn Williams, a crime that sent another man to death row for nine years. Kenneth Maurice Tinsley, who has been suffering from serious heart problems for more than a year, sat in a wheelchair while one of his two court-appointed defense attorneys entered the plea in Culpeper County Circuit Court. The 61-year-old defendant, who is currently serving two life sentences in Sussex II state prison for a 1984 rape in Albemarle County, said almost nothing during the 20-minute proceeding. He is charged with capital murder, rape and forcible sodomy in the Williams case. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white)

 

 

 

 

   
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  • Palestinians Beaten at Guilford College
    RALEIGH, N.C. -- Three football players at Guilford College, a school with a Quaker background, face assault and ethnic intimidation charges after an attack on three Palestinian students, authorities said. The victims were beaten with fists, feet and brass knuckles early Saturday by attackers who called them "terrorists" and used racial slurs, according to court documents. Authorities charged Michael Bates, 19, of Reidsville; Michael Robert Six, 20, of Greensboro; and Christopher Barnette, 21, of Semora, with ethnic intimidation and assault and battery

   

   

8 arrested in 1971 cop-killing tied to Black Panthers
Sgt. John V. YoungSAN FRANCISCO - Eight men with ties to a militant black power group were arrested today in the brazen 1971 killing of a San Francisco policeman, part of what authorities described as a five-year campaign to assassinate law enforcement officers in California and New York. Most of the men were former members of the Black Liberation Army, a violent offshoot of the Black Panther Party, according to police. On Aug. 29, 1971, two members of the group, armed with guns and dynamite, stormed a police station and fired a shotgun through a hole in the lobby s bulletproof glass, killing Sgt. John V. Young, 51, and wounding a civilian clerk. Authorities said the killing was one in a series of attacks by BLA members on law enforcement officials on both coasts. Carried out between 1968 and 1973, the campaign also included the bombing of a police funeral in San Francisco and the slayings of two New York City police officers, as well as three armed bank robberies that helped fund their operations, police said. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white)

  • Convicted Cop Killers Charged In Murder Of Third Officer
    Two men convicted of killing two NYPD officers 35 years ago were arrested again Tuesday, this time in connection with the death of a San Francisco police sergeant at around the same time. Police say Herman Bell (left) and Anthony Bottom were arrested in prison. The two stand accused of murdering Sergeant John Young back in August of 1971. Young was shot during a raid at his police station, just three months after NYPD officers Waverly Jones and Joseph Piagentini were shot to death in East Harlem. Both Bell and Bottom are serving life sentences for the killings. Six others, including a man from Queens, are also charged in Young's death. Investigators say the killings may have been part of a plan by the Black Liberation Army to kill law enforcement officers in New York and California.

  • State prosecutors build case in 1971 politically motivated killing of SFPD officer - (images)

  • 2 Altadena Men Arrested In 1971 Cop Slaying - (video)
    Altadena BLA suspect - from videoRay Michael Boudreaux, 64, and Henry Watson Jones, 71, were booked at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility on suspicion of murder of a police officer and are being held without bail, sheriff's Deputy Maribel Rizo said.



  • 35 Years Later, Cop Murder May Be Solved - (video)

  • Multiple Arrests Made In BLA Takedown
    Ronald BridgeforthThree decades after members of the Black Liberation Army stormed the Ingleside police station in San Francisco and killed a sergeant, historic arrests have been made in the case. In the early morning hours of January 23, 2007, multi-agency task forces across the country brought down most of the members police say were involved in the Ingleside attack. Suspected BLA members were arrested in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and Panama City, Florida. Six arrests were made and two men who were already serving time in a New York state prison were charged. While police and the FBI are calling the raids that occured almost simultaneously in three states a massive victory, the manhunt continues for one man -- suspected getaway driver Ronald Bridgeforth. Ronald Bridgeforth, 62, is still being sought and could be in France, Belize or Tanzania, police said.

 

 

 

 

 
  • Russia limits foreign labor to fight illegals
    MOSCOW -- Thousands of migrant workers from the Caucasus, Central Asia and China are leaving Russia as the government institutes tough new measures aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.

 

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    Convicted black killer of White student gets execution reprieve
 Ronald ChambersAntonin Scalia
Texas' longest-serving condemned prisoner, set to die this week after more than 31 years on death row, won a reprieve Monday from the U.S. Supreme Court. Ronald Chambers, who turned 52 two weeks ago, was scheduled for lethal injection Thursday, but his punishment was delayed indefinitely by an order from Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Chambers was condemned for the abduction and fatal shooting of Mike McMahan, 22, a Texas Tech student from Washington state, during an April 1975 carjacking in Dallas. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white)
Ref: Two college students, Mike McMahan and Deia Sutton, both white, were robbed and shot
in Dallas on 11 April 1975. Mike McMahan died, while Deia Sutton survived. Ronald Chambers and Clarence Williams were arrested within a few days and charged with the crime.

 


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